CatEye Quick vs Garmin Edge 130

Positive: Easy to read, easy to reset, easy to fasten to the bike, as accurate as other Cat Eyes I've had, It doesn't clutter up the handlebars, looks spiffy Negative: I wish whoever writes the set up instructions would quit & get a job at Taco Bell. Instead of/or in addition to the drawings & arrows, why couldn't they include a simply worded 1.do this 2. now do this, 3

This Garmin looks and feels cheap. I have had Garmin products from bike products, watches and even aviation products and this one is a total disappointment

So, I think the light interferes with the Quick's display circuitry, not the wireless signal between the fork sensor and the main unit. Bottom line: if you have a light on your bike, you need to keep it as far away from this computer as possible. Great in bright ambient light but no bueno in low light.

Okay, now I can go and have a summary that route. Tell me how long to take and I can look at the map as well and then again, I've clicked right and go...

The charging insert was just a mistake. A very nice unit with good value and reliable performance. I have had no cross interference problems with numerous lights and other devices.

I should be able to check my stats on my cell phone without registering with Garmin and surrendering my privacy. What I need is an extended screen, not an attempt to build a social network of Garmin users. This rant was about the Connect app that I had to uninstall, the rest is about the device itself. 2) My input is sacred

I would probably recommend the Strada Slim for something in this price range; it preserves the factory lines of your bicycle much better than the Quick.

And it also gets a barometric altimeter which allows it to do the climb pro information and tell you how much elevation you've gained and all of that ...

When this arrived The unit did not work. I replaced the batteries and still nothing. I requested a replacement and when that one arrived I had the same issue. Replacement batteries did not fix the issue

I’m currently running with an Apple Watch S3. Used to use the Strava app but hate the lack of recorded metrics so now using the Apple Workouts app then importing to Strava. I’m current a 5-10km runner with dreams of long endurance distances. I would say I’m more of a data-loving recreational runner who likes to push myself than a super serious runner